Maryland Hispanic Student Enrollment Declines Amid Immigration Fears
State data show a 0.6% drop, or more than 1,000 students, as educators and advocates link the decline to ICE arrests near schools.
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Maryland Hispanic student enrollment declines amid immigration fears
Hispanic enrollment in Maryland public schools began to decline during the last school year, according to state data finalized earlier this summer.
Enrolment of Hispanic students in Maryland recorded their first drop in years, and in Baltimore County Hispanic graduation dropped 6 points in a school year.
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HISPANIC STUDENT ENROLLMENT DECLINES AS FEAR OF ICE GROWS: Hispanic enrollment in Maryland public schools began to decline during the last school year after growing at an average rate of 4.7% a year since pandemic-era lows. As classes resume this fall, parents, teachers and other community members reflected on how immigration enforcement under President Donald Trump has cast a shadow over immigrant and Latino families and their public school stu…
Headlines: Maryland Hispanic student enrollment declines
More details emerge in domestic violence case against Ravens’ Rashod Bateman — The Baltimore Banner Maryland Hispanic student enrollment declines amid immigration fears — Maryland Matters As Howard County’s Savage Stone Quarry probe nears its end, residents doubt it matters — The Baltimore Sun BREAKING: Judge denies city’s request for reconsideration in Baltimore inspector general […]
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